White FlowersA Poem by Vishuddha
It is April and the whisteria's flowers are almost gone
Only a few, lacey, lavender, old maids remain Watching the azaleas fade away Sighing as the dogwood's petals are floating down Settling onto the ground Now is the time of the white flowers Mongolia's thick, cool, flesh is wet Filigreed hydrangea shadows cast on the breeze Star studded jasmine, spilling sweet perfume Ringing the garden Merging with a single note of pure, unending sound Reverberations of medieval resonance And, gothic grace Out of the cold, still-wind of non-existence Stirred by frozen, invisible rainbows Without breath Immovable halos Rippling auras Generated by memories of emotions And, missing heartbeats The ghosts who have shed their shrouds And, tread a weary way To here from yesterday Are returning to see If they are still remembered [April 2015] © 2015 VishuddhaReviews
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StatsAuthorVishuddhaA Looking Glass Land, FLAboutI am a romantic, born into an unromantic era. I am a restless wanderer, always seeking, in love with nature, in love with life. I am a native Floridian, with one foot in the Everglades and one foot on.. more..Writing
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